Ohio Government and Politics provides a thorough, highly readable overview of the history, processes, and institutions of the states government and politics. In a country increasingly divided into blue and red states, Ohio is purple one of the few states that is not dominated by a single political party. Covering the crucial strategies of both the republicans and democrats as they vie for power in Ohio, this new title demonstrates the nationalizing of Ohio politics. However, contemporary issues specific to Ohio politics are not neglected; coverage of important issues such charter reform in Cuyahoga County and the controversies over the regulation of fracking is included.
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Weight: 270g
Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
Publication Date: 26 May 2015
Publisher: SAGE Publications Inc
Publication City/Country: United States
Language: English
ISBN13: 9781452290508
About Paul A. SracicWilliam C. Binning
Paul Sracic holds a Ph.D in Political Science from Rutgers University and currently chairs the Department of Politics and International Relations at Youngstown State University. He is the author of San Antonio v. Rodriguez and the Pursuit of Equal Education (Kansas 2006) and co-author of the Encyclopedia of American Parties Campaigns and Elections (Greenwood 1998). Dr. Sracics articles on American and Ohio politics have appeared in the Washington Post USA Today and The Diplomat and on Bloomberg View CNN.com and The Atlantic.com. Dr. Sracic is a former Fulbright Scholar in Japan where he taught American Politics at the University of Tokyo and Sophia University. William Binning Ph.D. has long been active in Ohio politics and government. Currently Emeritus Professor of Political Science at Youngstown State University in Ohio he has held both state and local positions in government and in a political party. In addition to co-authoring the Encyclopedia of American Parties Politics and Elections (Greenwood) he has written numerous articles on state and local parties and elections in Ohio. Most of these appear in The State of the Parties (Rowman and Littlefield) a biennial series edited principally by John Green. He has also written on U.S. Senate and House Elections in Pennsylvania and Ohio in The Roads to Congress (Lexington Books) a biennial series edited by Robert Watson and published on minor parties with John Green in two editions of Multiparty Politics in America (Rowman and Littlefield) edited by Paul Herrnson and John Green. He was the sole author of a chapter on Third Parties in The 2008 Presidential Election (Palgrave McMillan) edited by Erik Jones and Salvatore Vassallo. He occasionally writes on Ohio politics for the Ripon Forum.